Scores from early football games in Ohio and Missouri
Ohio State leads Iowa 22 to 13 while Missouri edges Iowa State 28 to 27 and Drake trims Western Texas 27 to 28 in early season play.
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03 Nov 1985
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1985
Page
1
CIA OK for covert action to oust Khadafy
Washington reports President Reagan approved a CIA covert operation to undermine Muammar Khadafy and support Libyan opponents. The plan seeks to disrupt Khadafy and possibly trigger a military response from neighbors while House and Senate Intelligence Committees show mixed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Reagan
Khadafy
Washington
Muammar Khadafy
North Africa
Middle East
House
Senate Select Committees On
Senate
Administration
George Shultz
House Committee
Algeria
Egypt
U S protests harassment at embassy in Afghanistan
Secretary of State George Shultz announced that U S diplomats protested Afghan troops encircling the Kabul embassy cutting power and using searchlights to force the handover of a Soviet guard. The incident near the Kabul embassy drew protests to Kabul Washington and Moscow as Shultz prepared for Moscow talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Ireland
U.S
Kabul
George Shultz
Soviet Union
Moscow
Shultz
United States
Washington
Helsinki
Finland
State Department
Anatoly Dobrynin
Afghanistan
Ballot Issue Ignorance Among Voters Questioned
Coe College students surveyed 246 Cedar Rapids residents about ballot measures in the upcoming Nov 5 municipal election. Only 24.1 percent answered they were aware of any measures beyond candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Students Read Ballot Tax Description in Local Option Poll
Coe College students conducted an Oct. 27-29 poll under Associate Professor Tom Sweeney. Respondents unfamiliar with the local option tax were read the ballot description and asked if they favored it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Tom Sweeney
Cedar Rapids voters face 1 percent local option tax decision
A Coe College poll shows Cedar Rapids residents split on a 1 percent local option tax to fund government relief and library materials. About 36 percent are undecided, 32 percent oppose, and 31 percent support. Voters also see unfamiliar with the two measures, including the library levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Coe College
Tom Sweeney
Political Science
Sweeney
Computer enables youth to recite at bar mitzvah
Lee Kweller, 13, used two computers on the pulpit to recite Bible portions in Hebrew and English at Congregation Beth Shalom in Pittsburgh. With cerebral palsy, he guided the speech himself, the system designed by John Eulenberg, marking a breakthrough for his voice and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kweller
Pittsburgh
Congregation
Beth Shalom
Kweller
John Eulenberg
Ittsburgh
Hutchins Elected Senate Majority Leader in Iowa
C.W. Hutchins a 15 year Iowa Legislature veteran was chosen Saturday as leader of the 28 member Democratic majority in the Iowa Senate James Wells was elected president pro tempore and Mike Gronstal was named assistant majority leader Hutchins succeeds Lowell Jenkins who resigns December 1 to pursue the Democratic gubernatorial nomination Please turn to 14A Hutchins.
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Des Moines
C.W
Bill” Hutchins
D-Audubon
Iowa
Iowa Senate
James Wells
Dcedar Rapids
Senate
Mike Gronstal
Council Bluffs
Hutchins
Lowell Jenkins
Montrose
Gover
The Wheel’s History and Humorous Refrain
A witty remark notes the wheel as man’s great invention and adds a jab about how progress leads to a new twist. The line plays on invention and the need for progress in human activity.
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